Sentence examples for strongest leverage from inspiring English sources

If the call options or any profits from them move outside the United States, then it would be almost impossible to get them back, depriving the government of its strongest leverage in the case.

Entrepreneurs must understand that their strongest leverage as a seller is prior to the execution of the LOI.

The Obama administration's strongest leverage, experts say, is through the influence of Russia, which does not want the arms agreement to collapse.

That will be a tough sell for conservatives who see the motion to "vacate the chair" as the strongest leverage they have over the leadership. .

When questioned further, Piri said: "Let's be honest, the UK — by having such a heavy business interest in Azerbaijan — could also be and should also be perhaps the most vocal of all of them… It is a British company which is the main business partner in Azerbaijan so I think the country with the strongest leverage among European countries must be the UK".

"There is an urgent need to construct a more credible and effective peace process backed by stronger leverage," he said.

Therefore, an unscrupulous employer wanting to shut an employee up would have very strong leverage (disclaimer: I am not hinting that the Treasury is unscrupulous).

Protected by patents, Amgen is the only supplier of a drug that dialysis centers cannot do without, giving it strong leverage over the dialysis companies.

"If there's a pending availability crisis," he added, "they'll have strong leverage to keep it in operation even longer".

"If Mack Brown is making $5-million-plus and producing relatively modest results at a storied football program like Texas, then the Les Miles and Nick Sabans of the industry have strong leverage to leapfrog Mack's compensation package," Lattinville said.

The Cleveland Clinic has strong leverage to drive such reforms because its staff physicians are salaried and are granted only one-year contracts and subjected to annual performance reviews.